Fallout 76 is the ultimate comeback story. I loved my time in Appalachia and it has become one of my favorite Fallout experiences.

Dying Light is not just a game; it's a testament to what a developer can achieve with long-term passion and respect for their community. It is a game-changer that defined the zombie survival genre!

7 Days to Die is both a masterpiece of the genre and an eternal, frustrating mess. The core concept is brilliant, but it is trapped in a development hell of its own making.

As the "Official TCG Simulator" Master Duel only simulates the worst parts of the modern TCG: the predatory monetization, the unbalanced meta, and the agonizingly long "Solitaire" combos.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links is both the best and worst way to be a Yu-Gi-Oh! fan. It offers the greatest anime/character simulation, voice acting, events and Speed Duels on the market, period.

Shadow of Mordor is widely regarded as one of the best open-world games of its generation. The DLCs successfully extend this experience, offering something for both veterans and newcomers.

If you find it heavily on sale, it might be worth it as a historical curiosity, a look back at a game that was revolutionary in 2013. I'd suggest leaving this particular home well and truly gone.

If you're a die-hard Dead Island fan curious about the lore, this game is for you! (But be warned: it seems that this game isn't even canon.)

NIGHTREIGN is FromSoftware's bold foray into the Roguelike genre. It masterfully captures the intense, gratifying combat of the Souls games. Players beware because the Night is coming!

A truly hidden gem that completely delivers on the promise of the first game. If you’re looking for a game that makes you think about deep and complex themes you should absolutely try this!